Haven
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How Haven thinks, in the open.

Our methodology and answers to the questions institutional buyers ask most — before there's any reason to request access.

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Methodology

Evidence first, with stated limits.

Haven is explicit about how much weight any signal can carry, how fresh it is, and where human judgment is required.

01
Evidence hierarchy
Authoritative regulatory records outrank supplier-attested or advisory input.
02
Data freshness
Each record carries its source run status so staleness is visible.
03
Confidence levels
High, moderate, or unknown — assigned to every regulatory match.
04
Supplier economics limits
Landed cost and savings are indicative, never a guaranteed quote.
05
Human review gates
Nothing advances to a decision without a reviewer acting on it.
06
Status definitions
What eligible, needs-review, and ineligible mean is written down.
Eligible
Approval state matched to an authoritative source for the relevant jurisdiction.
Needs review
Partial match, stale data, or supplier-attested input requiring verification.
Ineligible
No reliable approval match for the jurisdiction; not advanced for procurement.
FAQ

Questions before access.

Is Haven a pharmacy, seller, or consumer marketplace?
Haven is an evidence and review workspace for institutional procurement teams, with access provisioned to qualified organizations.
Can anyone buy products through Haven?
Access is reviewed for qualified institutions, and procurement activity moves through authenticated portal workflows.
What does "request access" mean?
It begins a review of institutional fit. If approved, your organization is provisioned with role-based access to the portal.
How does Haven verify buyers?
Through organizational detail submitted at access request and confirmed in admin review before any portal capability is enabled.
What data sources are used?
Regulatory sources including Health Canada, FDA/openFDA/DailyMed, and EMA; reference data such as RxNorm; and supplier-provided documentation. See the source matrix.
Are landed costs guaranteed?
No. Landed-cost estimates and any savings are indicative, intended for comparison and review — not a binding quote.
Does Haven provide medical advice?
No. Clinical and regulatory data are provided for procurement context only and must be verified before clinical use.
What happens after a dossier is created?
It enters admin review. Status changes are recorded in the audit trail until a decision is reached.
In progress
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Regulatory sourcing guide
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Landed-cost guide
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Compliance dossier checklist
Not yet published
Shortage response playbook